You gel the natural hair to the head to make it as flat as possible. You could use a shower cap or just simply put the cap on the head making sure that it is tight and stays on. You then will start at the nape of the neck and begin to glue the weave tracks on the cap in a circular motion making sure that the length of the track matches the nape. You go through getting the back, bottom and sides after which you will go to the bangs. You will use a longer track to glue in the front also in a circular motion creating bangs.(common sense how it should go backwards). You will glue tracks to get the desired thickness. You then go to the crown cutting the tracks to the right length and then gluing also in a circular motion. When you get to the very top of the crown you will use a small track to glue in a circle upside down in order to create the middle of the hair without it being noticeable. You then brush and style as you like. There it goes and it should look great. It always takes a couple of practice tries to get it exact but some got the nack for it and it will look good on first try. Don't rush because just like natural hair it takes time and patience. As the cap protects your hair you will still need some bonding glue remover soap in order to take it off in the end without going bald!
